Prodigal Son
“I’d spent the last few days cleaning Bug’s house from top to bottom, deciding that if I was going to have to spend the next year of my life there, I wanted it to be clean and organized. I’d had plenty of time to think while Bug had been on the ride to Arizona, and I thought I’d come up with a plan for how to make the next year of my life something other than miserable.
I was going to be the perfect old lady. I’d keep the place clean, dutifully give blow jobs on request, and I’d bide my time, ke...eping the monster calm while I plotted my escape. My goal was to have a job lined up in another city — maybe even another state — by the time I graduated. I knew it might be hard to job-hunt in another location without tipping my hand to Bug, but I was determined. Until then, I’d be all sweetness and light.
When I heard Bug’s bike coming down the street, I checked on the roast I had in the oven, looked in the mirror to make sure I looked okay, and I waited for him to come inside.MoreLess
I was going to be the perfect old lady. I’d keep the place clean, dutifully give blow jobs on request, and I’d bide my time, ke...eping the monster calm while I plotted my escape. My goal was to have a job lined up in another city — maybe even another state — by the time I graduated. I knew it might be hard to job-hunt in another location without tipping my hand to Bug, but I was determined. Until then, I’d be all sweetness and light.
When I heard Bug’s bike coming down the street, I checked on the roast I had in the oven, looked in the mirror to make sure I looked okay, and I waited for him to come inside.MoreLess
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